Democratic candidate forms to challenge in town race
Charles Spagnoli, a Syracuse area resident and lawyer with the Blackman and King firm, announced last week his run for the town board seat vacated by Democrat MacLaughlin. He is the only Democrat so far. The town board meets today with the zoning task force to approve a final draft of the proposal. In another item, Radisson Greens Golf Course, owned by the state Development Corporation, seeks proposals from private firms to own or manage the 18 holes, with a September 1 deadline. John Melia, UDC spokesman, says privatization hopes do not imply a sale, noting the course earns over $100,000 annually.
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Maid MacLaughlin
Charles
Spagnoli
Morgan Road
MacLaughlin
Blicman & King
Syracuse
Radisson Greens
State Development Corporation
John Melia
The
Development Corporation
Melia
UDC
Robert Trent Jones
Melia Sad
Ae First
Mary Ellen Montani
Spadafore
John LaCasse
Janeway Drive
Liverpool
Salina
J. Penne F Nema
North Syracuse fundraiser aids Deby D Arrigo transplant
North Syracuse residents supporters at Andrews United Methodist Church organized bake sales raffles and donation jars to raise funds for Deby D Arrigo a 24 year old in need of a liver transplant with the goal still short of reach and a chicken barbecue set for Aug 12 to boost help donations may be sent to the Deby D Arrigo Liver Transplant Fund care of Andrews United Methodist Church 166 Church St North Syracuse 13212 local officials note campaign momentum waning as community appeals to broader generosity and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Deby
Deby D'Arrigo
North Syracuse
Amnes United Methodist Church
Boston
Marie E. Sturge
Sturge
Abott
Andrews United Methodist Church
Church St. North
Syracuse
Brewerton car club founder aids prom rides
Matthew McGill, 59, of Cortland and Brewerton, founded the Crystal Ball Cruise Association in 1891 to pair classic car owners with high school students for prom rides. The non profit promotes safe choices, while he served as a Baptist minister and emphasized hope for youth.
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Cortland
Baldwin Stseet
Brewerton
Central Square High Schenl
Onenanga Community College
Crystal Ball Cruise Association
Drag Strip Faces Suit Over Sunday Noise in Cicero
Eastwood Road residents led by Rick and Helene Kirk sue in state Supreme Court to shut ESTA Safety Park Drag Strip, claiming Sundays bring loud races and fumes from off road vehicles. They seek damages and enforce the town noise ordinance, while defendants cite legality under a 1972 order and ongoing suitability of racing events.
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Rick
Cicero
Eastwood Road
Tseir
Esta Safety Park
State Supreme Court
Trey
Neiborhood
Schmidt
Jason Smith
Syracuse
Esta
Bridge closure on Black Creek Road strands Clay residents
North of Onondaga County residents say state closed a bridge over the Barge Canal last Friday, leaving a 4.5 mile pothole filled detour via Black Creek Road. They accuse officials of broken promises to fix the road. the DOT cites safety and cost, while the road is county owned. Residents threaten pickets until action is taken.
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Kelly Christian
State Department of Transportation
Black Creek Road
Christian
DOT
Jim Clements
Clements
Black Creek
Brdge
Onondaga County
J. Trout Lowen
Fou
Cicero and North Syracuse planning and zoning meetings listed
Public hearings planned across Cicero Baldwinsville North Syracuse and Clay on variances zoning and school board actions. KLN Enterprises seeks site variance for Oscar's Restaurant 364 S Main St while Paine Fulton seek barn and garden store permit near Route 48. Also talks of expanding planning boards and child care program changes at Main Street School.
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Mmdar
Baldwinsville
Liverpool
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Town Ofice
Xiao Tonne
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Heroge
Ig Wol
Helene Kirk
Rolland Schmidt
Esta Operating Corporation
Courtender
Wwe
Gong Vack
Toom
ESPN
Nashville Network
Dal
Clay
State
State Barge Canal
Clesro Planning Board
Pam
Own Hall
Malin St
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